Wednesday, December 21, 2016

Enchanted Rose is an asymmetric crescent shaped shawl worked from the bottom up. The pattern is worked on the both the wrong and right sides. Pattern includes charts and written directions. If you would like to add beads to your shawl, I include instructions on where to place the beads.

The Mystery KAL is divided into 5 Clues published on Thursday every week starting on March 2nd, 2017.
1st Clue: March 2nd
2nd Clue: March 9th
3rd Clue: March 16th
4th Clue: March 23rd
5th Clue: March 30th

To participate, you can buy the clues only for USD 5,- or the e-book for USD 15,-
Payment by Paypal and delivery by Ravelry, no accounts required. Credit cards accepted.

- Pattern is NOT INCLUDED in this kit. You need to buy separately in Ravelry or my blog.

Project Set-up:
- Once you bought the pattern or the e-book, you’ll receive a notification every time a new clue is uploaded.
- You also need to sign up here, and check from time to time for tips, additional information or revision.
- On your Ravelry Project Page: Click photo, then choose slurp from web, copy and paste this link: http://images4-b.ravelrycache.com/uploads/lprajogo/416392037/Enchanted_Rose_MKAL_medium.jpg
Use this image as a first photo of your project page.
- To respect the other participants, do not post SPOILER in other thread/forum except the SPOILER thread until 2 weeks after the last clue.
- Use the tag EnchantedRoseMKAL on Ravelry, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.

Additional Information:
At the end of the MKAL, the participants will receive a copy of the complete pattern at no additional cost. Pattern is protected by copyright, so participants in the MKAL are required to not distribute copies of the clues or copies of the whole pattern.

Thursday, October 13, 2016

Just like the previous Three Wishes Cowl, Three Wishes 2 is a stunning cowl with a bold textural lace and cable pattern. This cowl is worked in the round on a circular needle and requires no seaming or grafting. You can choose to knit with or without beads. Perfect gift for your love one or you can keep it for yourself.
Pattern includes charts and row by row written directions. If you would like to add beads to your cowl, instructions are included as to where to place the beads.

Project Set-up:
- Once you bought the pattern or the e-book, you’ll receive a notification every time a new clue is uploaded.
- You also need to sign up here, and check from time to time for tips, additional information or revision.
- On your Ravelry Project Page: Click photo, then choose slurp from web, copy and paste this link: http://images4-e.ravelrycache.com/uploads/lprajogo/403365804/Three_Wishes2_MKAL_with_Text_500_x500_medium.jpg
Use this image as a first photo of your project page.
- To respect the other participants, do not post SPOILER in other thread/forum except the SPOILER thread until 2 weeks after the last clue.
- Use the tag ThreeWishes2MKAL on Ravelry, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.

Additional Information:
At the end of the MKAL, the participants will receive a copy of the complete pattern at no additional cost. Pattern is protected by copyright, so participants in the MKAL are required to not distribute copies of the clues or copies of the whole pattern.

Wednesday, September 21, 2016

Road to Yesterday is a crocheted cowl worked in the round.
With textured body, and trim with beautiful lace, you can make this cowl in any weight of yarn. You can get a cozy and warm cowl with heavier yarn for fall or winter, or dainty and lacey piece with lighter weight yarn to create a dramatic effect to your outfit.

As with all my other patterns, this pattern comes with row-by-row written direction in US crochet term and charts.

Note: The measurements for lace weight, fingering, and DK weight is almost the same because the use of the same size hook. However, the fabric created is different. The lace weight is more open up and lacy and the DK is more dense and textured.

KIT:
You can buy the kit from my Etsy store.
For this Kit, your will receive:
- One (1) skein of Rendezvous Cashmere DK (100% Cashmere) - 400 yards/187 meter/50 gram/skein enough to make the smallest size shawl (Circumference: 50 cm / 20"; Height: 20 cm / 8").
Note: if you want to make the larger size, you can buy 2 or 3 kits.
- Size 6 Toho/Miyuki beads enough to complete the project.
- Removable markers (2 pcs).
- Dental floss (1 strand).
- Pattern is NOT INCLUDED in this kit. You need to buy separately in Ravelry or my blog

Note:
- The kits are in limited quantity, once sold out, it's gone.
- For bigger yarn photos, click here.
- Payment by Paypal, no accounts required. Credit cards accepted. Shipping is FREE (please make sure to update your shipping address in Paypal). Please allow 10 - 21 days to reach your hand.
- Latest date to order: October 6th, 2016.Project Set-up:
- Once you bought the pattern, you’ll receive a notification every time a new clue is uploaded.
- You also need to sign up here and check from time to time for tips, additional information or revision.
- On your Ravelry Project Page: Click photo, then choose slurp from web, copy and paste this link: http://images4-b.ravelrycache.com/uploads/lprajogo/399152122/Road_to_Yesterday_MCAL_medium.jpg
Use this image as a first photo of your project page.
- To respect the other participants, do not post SPOILER in other thread/forum except the SPOILER thread until 1 weeks after the last clue.
- Use the tag roadtoyesterdaymcal on Ravelry, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.

Additional Information:
At the end of the MCAL, the participants will receive a copy of the complete pattern at no additional cost. Pattern is protected by copyright, so participants in the MCAL are required to not distribute copies of the clues or copies of the whole pattern.

Monday, September 19, 2016

Outlander is a beautiful triangle shape shawl that both enjoyable to make and easy to wear.
This shawl can be made both in lace or fingering weight yarn.
As with all my other patterns, this pattern comes with row-by-row written direction in US crochet term and charts.

Sunday, September 18, 2016

I released this pattern as a MCAL (Mystery Crochet Along) started on 14 July and ended on 11 August. The body worked from side to side, then you work the edging on the 2 short sides. The body is really simple and almost like a filet crochet. It created nice plaid look. That is why I called this pattern OUTLANDER. To make it not so simple, I added tons of beads on the body (you can see the beads on the body on the second photo). You can use similar color beads with the yarn, or you can use contrast color beads to emphasize the plaid look. I also choose a dramatic looking edging to add the beauty of this shawl. Without further ado, here it is:

Wednesday, August 03, 2016

Butterfly Dream Catcher is a crescent shaped shawl worked from the bottom up, with the narrow curved shape of lace is created by short rows. The pattern is worked on the both the wrong and right sides. Pattern includes charts and written directions. If you would like to add beads to your shawl, I include instructions on where to place the beads.

The Mystery KAL is divided into 6 Clues published on Thursday every week starting on September 29th, 2016.
1st Clue: September 29th
2nd Clue: October 6th
3rd Clue: October 13th
4th Clue: October 20th
5th Clue: October 27th
6th Clue: November 3rd

To participate, you can buy the clues only for USD 5,- or the e-book for USD 15,- Payment by Paypal and delivery by Ravelry, no accounts required. Credit cards accepted.

- Pattern is NOT INCLUDED in this kit. You need to buy separately in Ravelry or my blog.

OPTIONAL:
You can buy the kit with one (1) pc Sheep knitting project bag.
Dimension: 10” wide x 13” tall. The squared boxy bottom allows you to roll down the rim of the bag and it will stand up beside you while you knit/crochet.
It is fully lined with coordinating pink cotton and has two interior pockets to help organize notions and scissors.

Project Set-up:
- Once you bought the pattern or the e-book, you’ll receive a notification every time a new clue is uploaded.
- You also need to sign up here, and check from time to time for tips, additional information or revision.
- On your Ravelry Project Page: Click photo, then choose slurp from web, copy and paste this link: http://images4-cdn.ravelrycache.com/uploads/lprajogo/389844844/Butterfly_Dream_Catcher.jpg
Use this image as a first photo of your project page.
- To respect the other participants, do not post SPOILER in other thread/forum except the SPOILER thread until 2 weeks after the last clue.
- Use the tag ButterflyDreamCatcherMKAL on Ravelry, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter.

Additional Information:
At the end of the MKAL, the participants will receive a copy of the complete pattern at no additional cost. Pattern is protected by copyright, so participants in the MKAL are required to not distribute copies of the clues or copies of the whole pattern.

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About Me

I live on a tropical island called Penang which is one of the states in a country called Malaysia, but it does not stop me from learning how to knit. I knew how to crochet since I was 6 and taught myself to knit about 4 years ago and after a couple of projects, I began designing my own patterns. I just love the process of designing my own patterns, from the imagining of the design to the drawing and even the math part of it. I love to wear something pretty and feminine and it is reflected in all of my designs. I have 2 small daughters that need a lot of attention besides my full time job, so I am happy enough if I can publish 3 patterns a year. My patterns can be found on my blog
and through Etsy and on Ravelry.